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Before we start, I want to let you know that we discuss death and burial in this episode so please take care when you're listening.

It's a huge touristy area that's one of these typical resort towns that you would find in Lenzorote.

The photographer picked me up and it was like we had traveled to another world away from the tourist areas away from the beautiful beaches that people know of Lansarote.

We were in this cemetery and it was incredibly quiet.

A Shiva Kasam is a correspondent. and it was incredibly quiet.

Shefa Kasam is a correspondent for The Guardian, who reports on stories across Europe.

She's been thinking about the people, hundreds of thousands of people every year who try to reach this continent

in dangerous conditions, in rickety overful boats. And she's been thinking about the people who don't make it. Where are they buried?

And how will the people who love them learn of that deaths. So we were walking through there.

It was incredibly windy and you've got gravel crunching under you.

And there's just this neat kind of lines of

graves of the 60 about 25 were unmarked and so we just made our way through

there to try and figure out which one would have been

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